NIUST AUV’s study Shipwrecks in the Northern Gulf of Mexico A.-R. Diercks(1), V. L. Asper(1,2), M. Woolsey(1), J. L. Williams(1), F. Cantelas[removed]National Institute for Undersea Science and Technology, Undersea Vehi

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Date: 2011-05-20 09:43:09 Diving equipment Oceanography National Institute for Undersea Science and Technology Multibeam echosounder Ocean sunfish Sonar Bathymetry Mola Syntactic foam Molidae Physical geography Autonomous underwater vehicle		NIUST AUV’s study Shipwrecks in the Northern Gulf of Mexico A.-R. Diercks(1), V. L. Asper(1,2), M. Woolsey(1), J. L. Williams(1), F. Cantelas[removed]National Institute for Undersea Science and Technology, Undersea Vehi Add to Reading List Source URL: niust.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 405,48 KB Share Document on Facebook

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